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Breathing,Releasing, and Breaking Through

A Practice for Seeing True

Ronald Chapman
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Duration
2h 34m
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Ozark Mountain Publishing

About

Ronald Chapman's Seeing True approach guides individuals and organizations to realize their full potential by deepening their understanding. After two decades of research and experience a body of work has arisen that involves the use of breath work and meditation to further growth and development. The techniques bypass our intellect to nurture greater understanding, deepen our awareness, and allow us to act with greater clarity and effectiveness. Those who use these practices invariably experience greater inner calm, while some report significant, positive changes in relationships with others, the world and themselves.

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  • Self Help

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